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August 1930

The oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world.

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Harriet Monroe
Dorothy Aldis
Marion Canby
Carol Deschere
Glenn Dresbach

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Poetry: Magazine of Verse. The issue is from August of 1930.

Table of Contents

Seven Short Poems

Dorothy Keeley Aldis

Songs Out-of-Doors

Glenn Ward Dresbach

Helen L. Rummons
- Flight

Notes in Passing

Marie Luhrs

Marion Canby
- Ageless Narrative

Under the Skyscrapers

Bunichi Kagawa
- Hunger
- July
- Soaring Hour

Two Poems

Bertha Ten Eyck James
- Miracle
- Lost Youth

Emily Westwood Lewis
- The Learned Princess

Disappearances

Frances M. Frost
- Confession to Be Read after Death
- Earthward

Carol Deschere
- Chance

Before Wisdom

Janet Pressley Piper

Oklahoma Poems

Paul Thompson
- Claremore Mound
- The Silver Stallion

Dorothy Stott Shaw
- Silversmith

In August

Maud Elfrid Uschold
- Corn
- Dirge for Forests

Frederic Prokosch
- Red Fox

Condiments

Marguerite Young

Lonely Places

Katherine Lounberg

Comment

Harriet Monroe
- The Soaring Scientific Mind

Reviews

Morton Dauwen Zabel
- The Compromise of A. Macleish
Harriet Monroe
- Mr. Bynner in the South-West
Gwendolen Haste
- North-West Coast Dwellers
Harriet Monroe
Morton Dauwen Zabel
- Observations and a Fable
Harriet Monroe
- Is It Art?
- Books for Children

Contributors
- - Dorothy Keeley Aldis
  - Glenn Ward Dresbach
  - Helen L. Rummons
  - Marie Luhrs
  - Marion Canby
  - Bunichi Kagawa
  - Bertha Ten Eyck James
- - Emily Westwood Lewis
  - Frances M. Frost
  - Carol Deschere
  - Janet Pressley Piper
  - Paul Thompson
  - Dorothy Stott Shaw
  - Maud Elfrid Uschold
- - Frederic Prokosch
  - Marguerite Young
  - Katherine Lounberg
  - Harriet Monroe
  - Morton Dauwen Zabel
  - Gwendolen Haste